What Is the Difference Between an Intercellular Endoparasite and an Intracellular

question 58

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between an intercellular endoparasite and an intracellular endoparasite?

• A) Intercellular endoparasites attach to the organelles of the cell.
• B) Intercellular endoparasites are only found in the nucleus of cells where the genetic material (DNA & RNA) is found.
• C) Intracellular endoparasites are never organisms.
• D) Intercellular endoparasites tend to be larger in size.

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